Market roundup of livestock receipts and prices
Receipts Tuesday total 5500 hogs 1400 cattle and 500 sheep with gains versus a week ago though cattle and sheep down versus last year. Hogs sold mostly 9.70 to 9.95 with steady close. Cattle demand weak for common stock feeders steady bulls and calves unchanged. Sheep and lambs large receipts with wet fleeces causing lamb prices to fall about 0.10. lambs 5.50 to 6.30 sheep 4.25 to 1.35 and breeding ewes 8 to 4.25.
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Laogts
Deleg
Ieee Enee Sy
Ene
SAP
Aes Tee
TSO
Reese Salas
Wheat market dull as prices slip amid large supplies
Chicago on Tuesday saw Wheat prices fall by about 1 cent amid ample Minneapolis receipts and heavy world shipments. Corn declined 1.25 to 1.75 cents on moisture and heat, oats weakened with mixed demand, and hog prices supported some buying at yards before selling pressure resumed. Visible supplies rose across grains while trading remained cautious and prices slipped.
Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported in Early September
Cattle and hog prices span multiple markets from Pittsburgh to Cleveland with mixed bids. Receipts run strong in Union Stock Yards and East Buffalo while Cincinnati and Cleveland show steady to higher quotes for hogs and cattle. calves and lambs vary by region. Prices cited include hogs around 9 to 10 dollars, cattle 5 to 8 dollars, and sheep and lambs broadly 4 to 7 dollars, with regional shifts in demand noted.
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Schnabacher
Outside grain markets closing prices across North America
Sept 6 reports show wheat futures in Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City and Toledo with September and December contracts quoted. Prices vary by location with cash and futures notes including Delays in transcription and figures presented as cents per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo
Global Wheat and Corn Market Updates From 1920s Cable News
Liverpool Tuesday cables show wheat steady to higher, corn softer versus Saturday. Chicago car lot receipts list contract grades with 240 cars. year-ago receipts tallied. World shipments report wheat at 13,576,000 bu and corn at 553,000 bu, with ocean movement showing wheat up 1,522,000 bu and corn down 265,000 bu. European visible supply notes Wheat 75,428,000 bu versus 78,180,000 prior week. Major firms forecast mixed prices. exporters report cautious sentiment, with bears pressing Chicago pits but potential foreign buying. Primary market receipts show wheat 2,414,000 bu, corn 1,253,000 bu, oats 1,162,000 bu. Total U S visible Wheat 26,452,000 bu, Corn 2,748,000 bu, Oats 16,260,000 bu. Seaboard clearances Wheat and flour 25,000, Canadian supply Wheat down 657,000 bu. Minneapolis notes fair country receipts and cash wheat sold 1-2c over Sept prices. French wheat crop estimate 248,000,000 bu.
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United States
Wall Street Opens Gentle, Mixed Trading On Holiday Eve
Wall Street opened with dullness and slight losses ahead of the triple holiday. American hide and leather surged after a rumor of a dividend, while New York Central and Pennsylvania held steady, Union Pacific fell about one and a half points, and most industrials weakened. Overall sentiment remained bearish with limited trading activity and a modest late pullback.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
New York Central
Pennsylvana
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Steel
Anmalgamated
Bears
Peiecs
Guining
Fragmented Market Notes and Stock Quotes From A Historic Sheet
A fragmented OCR page lists assorted stocks and bonds with prices and abbreviations such as Nipissing United, Mi ami Cp, China Cp, Pacific, and Erie Genl. It appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century financial brief with scattered company names, segment quotes, and general market chatter, lacking full context or readable narratives.
London Bar Silver Steady at 248 1/4 on Sept 6
London prices for bar silver hold firm at 248 1/4 with a marginal 1-16d rise noted on the Sept 6 trading report. The market shows a quiet day as investors balance supply and demand expectations.
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London
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Fragments
A fragmented price list covers multiple fruits and vegetables with varied prices across regions. Items include apples, cantaloupes, grapes, citrus, berries, greens, and roots with diverse rates per crate, basket, or bu. Locations cited include Indiana, California, Wisconsin, and New York among others.
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Coteman
Tiichess
Colorado
Rockyford
Posey County
California
Indiana
Wisconsin
Messina
St. Michaels
Worx
New York
Oie
Financial Notes on Iron and Steel Market Outlook
Thomas Gibson reports a renewed optimistic tilt in iron and steel markets with curtailment boosting pig iron buying. Bank clearings hold steady while exports dip in farm goods. regional gains and declines vary across districts. Copper remains quiet yet firm as traders await the Producers' Report and crop data. political uncertainty tempers but does not derail market momentum.
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Thomas Gibson
Pittsburg
West
Southern
New York City
Boston
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ripley
Wil Street Journal
Mipley
Osaine
Metal Market Stagnant in New York Trade
New York Sept 6 almost stagnation marked the metal exchange with commodities unchanged except copper which rose slightly. Copper spot to near term load 4400 4.50? spelt BAWS tin SET LEG 10.
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New York
Neyermibe
Money and rates in New York banking update
New York reports on money market conditions with reference to time money weekly rates, demand bills, and 90 day instruments. The note mentions sterling exchange and merchant paper, highlighting typical bankers' transactions and posted rates in a concise financial update.
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New York
ASALO
Crude Rubber Prices in New York Market Sept 6
The New York rubber market reports crude Ornide rubber priced at 1.92 to 1.90 per pound for upriver shipments. The quotation reflects a minor spread, with buyers and sellers signaling cautious activity as seasonal demand shifts in the period.
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New York
Fara
Building Permits Listed for Several Projects
Edgar Wilding applies for a house permit in Pratt valued at 3500 dollars. Mrs A I Wysong seeks an addition at 918 East Market. William Ehinmer plans a barn at Oxford for 440 dollars. P Huuss requests repairs at 311 West Tenth costing 75 dollars. Joe Esher proposes repairs at 821 South East for 3250. Peter Hoffman seeks repairs at 1037 East Market for 100 dollars.
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Edgar Wilding
Pratt
A. I. Wysong
East Market
William Ehinmer
Oxford
P. Huuss
West Tenth
Joe Esher
South East
Peter Hoffman
Market reports from New York and Indianapolis
Prices for flour pork lard sugar coffee and dairy products show general steadiness with modest variations. Butter creamery and state dairy products trend firm with strong receipts. eggs remain firm with nearby whites and mixed qualities showing different quotes.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
City births and deaths fill page with names and places
City statistics list dozens of births across addresses on Paulkwiy to Montcalm streets and beyond, naming Ambrose Olinger, Griffin, Hart, Schaad, Otey, Wood, Klepinger, Green, Harvell, Russell, Porter, Ross, Sullivan, MireConnell, Hentz, Maastropolle, Steavenson, Church, Hoss, Hoffman, Hoffman, Hoffman, and many others. It also records several death causes including cerebral hemorrhage, arsenic poisoning, acute enteritis, senility, carcinoma, endocarditis, and cholera infantum, alongside hospital and street addresses. The long list blends birth announcements with medical death notices and resident names.
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Ambrose and
Josephine Olinger
Paulkwiy Avenue
Patrick and
Nellie Griffin
Lord Street
Eugene and
Ethel Hart
North Key- Stone Avenue
Clarence and
Hazel Schaad
Graceland Avenue
Robert and
Rosa Otey
Montcalm Street
Ben and
Edith Wood
Chadwick Street
Traymond
Marine Klepinger
Birch Avenue
Ordie
Bessie Green
Oliver Avenue
Ber
Willian
Lena Harvell
Galena Street
Erele Russell
Shelby Street
John and
Mollie Porter
Detroit Street
Lay
Dmisy Ross
Prospect Street
Walter
Louise Wilson
Orange Street
Bay
Daniel and
Ata Sullivan
Taconut Avenue
Miver
Hallie Pickhardt
Ken Wood
Josephine MireConnell
West Marker Street
George
Emma Hentz
Sixteenth Street
Attela
Annzjote
Ralph
Anna Mayhew
Hover
Xirl
Tasuis
Mary Hoffman
East Michigan Street
Philip
Stella Ryan
English Riveriue
Lox
John
Hellena Robertson
Sir Wright Street
Madge Kiste
Beantr Avenue
Bey
Mary
Dorothy Bottema
Martindale Avenue
Albert
Bertha Knuth
Breokside
Ella Ziesler
North
Illinois Street
Clarence
Rebecca Clouse
Belt Street
Samuel
Clara Worles
North Dearborn Avenue
Liflard
Berth
Green
Catherine Street
Marie Sehenek
Hope Street
Woodford
Ola Herndon
North Turn Street
Harry and
Daisy Petty
Cooper Street
Matilda Hoffman
Rural Street
Box
Dahnar
Bessie Brownlee
New Jersey
Hrepk
Laura Louden
Kentucky Avenue
Nownie Wricht
Abbott Street
Edward and
Jerthia Walker
Henry Street
James and Mary Smith
Ohio Street
Irvin and
Ametis
Hardy
Bray
Williard and
Vietertin McIntyre
Sherman Drive
Otto and
Minnie West
Madison Avenue
L Charles and
Mary Jochem
New Jersey Street
Irl
George and
Dla Spangler
Sist
Peter and
Marguerite Deitz
Woodlawn
Jet Jaiis
Marie Oberting
East
Minnesota Street
Boa. Rd
Charles Mo Promerger
Fletcher
Alex Smith
City Hospital
Marin Richter
Morris Street
Ji Minerva J. Fielder
Wade Street
Earl A. Yager
Raymorsl
New Street
John Graney
John W. Foxworthy
Douglas Street
Jacob Hogist
Vermont Street
Eula Romine
Hamburg Street
Chaler
Hubert Geden
Drover
Adolfust Martin
Tho Callus
HH. McCelloch
Mable Evelyn Thompson
George CL Salton
Herman Werhorst
Linealn
Seutle Gaugrelle
Essie Rickson
Range
Jiph Edgar Young
Winter Avenue
Edward W. Pauk
North Keystone Avenue
Chicago
Park Avenue
Tribute to Mexican War veterans praised by Beveridge in parade
A large Texas parade honored Mexican War veterans led by mounted police under Sergt. Metcalf. Senator Albert J. Beveridge delivered a sweeping tribute, praising the veterans for expanding the republic from sea to sea and upholding ideals. He contrasted past crises with ongoing national progress and urged youths to value sacrifice and national ideals over wealth.
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Dixie
Texas
Jerry Hendren
Charles Metcalf
Albert J. Beveridge
Fairbanks
Tenth Regiment Band
Statehouse
Beveridge
United States
Atlantic
Republic
Rio Grimde
Fla
Fragmented Schedule Fragments From Unreadable Text
A jumble of times and symbols appears to be incomplete schedule data with 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 6:00 pm and stray marks. The readable items suggest a day plan but no coherent events or entities are identifiable.
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Indianapolis
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Weye
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Hay Co
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WSU
Union Stock Yards
East Buffalo
St. Cincinnati
Lanarbs
Cleveland
Liverpool
Southwest
Oklahoma
Finley Barrell & Co
Logan
A. W. Thompson Company
Northwest
St. Petersburg
Seaboard
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NEW York Bonds
Erie
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N.united
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Miami Cp
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China
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Tle Kerr
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Teraha Brit
Finley Krell & Co
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San Copper
Inbt Gas & Am
Ohio
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N.Y Central
Liu
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Ee Rep Steel
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Texas Duvitic Ptt Saeae Amas Ue
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U. &. Steel Bett
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Canadian Pacific
Keo &Pr
Ontario & Western
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Eliefly
Sear
New York Sun
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Supreme Court
Ward Street
Finley Borrell & Co
NEW York Money
Brickett
Neufchatel
Ull Crea
Ise
Rooster
Marreages
Alexander L. Sheridan
Florence M. A. Sthetile
Frank Bo Crails
Elva T. Counts
Jesse Tucker
Bertha Mitchell Alphens
A. Bogard
Selah E. Smith
Jol Parker
Anna S. Utz
John W. Richardson
Gertrude M. Liowiulus
Jeny R. Martin
Edith Marlins
John B. Boswell
Edith WK. Harvey
Dowd Putman
Juby Jackson
Charles P. Orbaugh
Roxie H. Chillon
Nicholas Kemmett
Rosa B
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George H. Rees
Louise T. Brockhaus
Francis F. Otis
Elsie C. Conner
Charles H. Shumate
Carrie EL Vanzandt
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Gulf
Orient
Buena Vista
Cerro Giarde
Chapultepec
Abraham Lueceln
Yorktown
Santa Anna
Columbia
Gorita San Cosme
America
Jefferson Davis
Appomattox
L. J. Schwabacher & CO
American Meat Packers’ Association
St. Louis Merchants’ Sccange
Chicago Board of Trade
Odd Fellow
Mas
J. F. Wild & CO
East Market St
Bond
U.S. Bank Safe Co
Irvington
New
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Mgr
Iniianapollis
Cincinnati Traction
Mviule
Connersville
Aim
Nec
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Dianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Ars
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Lusty A. m
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Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
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Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
SeHersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
E. C. & S. Traccion Ome Yi
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
All Care General
Ward Center
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Noble Street
Weshmerger & Piel
Center Township
Peru & Indianapolis Railroad Company
Morris Streets
Marion,county
John J. Gieser
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